So what do scientists do when they discover a tiny colony of yeast trapped inside a Lebanese weevil covered in ancient Burmese amber for up to 45 million years? Bring it back to life in barrels of beer, of course.
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Originally from Lawrence, KS Tyler now lives in Chicago, IL and works for Deloitte Consulting LLP as a Manager specializing in PeopleSoft Implementations. Tyler is a graduate of the Indiana University Kelley School of Business.
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@awesumvin love how one of the things on your calendar is "consulting 101" :)
@BillyDec Rockit is out of sweet vermouth, just FYI... Apparently this is day 2, need a new liquor buyer.
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